Amber
Forests from the Baltic, Myanmar, Indonesia, the Dominican Republic and Colombia are represented by incredibly well preserved insects and flora from as long as 100 million years ago.
Fossilized Coprolites
The Little Museum of the World has the most amazing toilets you can find around! An interesting selection of sometimes colourful (but odorless!) Dinosaur, Plesiosaur and Sea Turtle fossilized poo is on display there with T-Rex all around!!
Dinosaur Fossils
An incredible T-Rex tooth and many bones and teeth from Triceratops, Hadrosaurus, Spinosaurus, Edmontosaurus, Pterosaurs, Carcharodontosaurus, Diplodocus and more.
Bird Fossils
Fossillised feather and an Enantiornithe bird fossil.
Older Fossils
Some of the oldest fossils in the world with 300 to 400 million year old Horseshoe Crabs, Ammonites, Orthoceras, Armored Fish, Eurypterus Sea Scorpions and more.
Cambrian Explosion
When life as we know it started. Fantastic specimens from the Chengjiang biota, China, including Trilobites, Isoxys and even older Nemiana from Ukraine.
Volcano Rock
Rocks from Iceland, Hawaii, the Nyiragongo (D.R. Congo), the Etna (Italy) and more. Also micro samples from all over the world for fascinating microscopic studies.
Meteorites
An impressive collection of meteorites including some from the Moon and Mars, a fantastic Howardite, a beautiful Sericho (Kenya) and many more. Tectites and impact glass from North Africa and Chile also on display.
Primitive Life
The oldest stromatolite at 3.49 billion years and the world’s oldest multi-cellular organism (1.4 billion years), life in its most primitive form.
Early Rocks
With 4.4 billion-year-old Zircon crystals and the oldest rock at 4.2 billion years old, the birth of the Earth is celebrated at The Little Museum of the World.